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Not All NAP Errors Cost the Same

Courtlyn Saxby

An address conflict can suspend your profile and a wrong phone number costs you the call, while a misspelt suite number on a directory nobody visits costs almost nothing.

  • Google Business Profile

Your SEO Audit Should Now Check AI Visibility Too

Courtlyn Saxby

A page can rank well and still be invisible to answer engines. What to add to a standard SEO audit, and why rendering is the item most sites fail.

  • SEO Optimization

Nothing Is Evergreen, So Make It Cheap to Update

Courtlyn Saxby

Evergreen is usually described as writing that never dates. For a contractor almost nothing qualifies, aim instead for content that is cheap to keep current.

  • Content Development

Which Website Platform a Contractor Needs

Courtlyn Saxby

Static, dynamic and CMS are build terms presented to contractors as a decision. The questions that actually decide whether a site works for you are different ones.

  • Responsive Website Design

You Cannot Optimise LSAs for Voice

Courtlyn Saxby

A Local Services Ads unit has no headline, no keywords and no voice segment. There is nothing in the account to optimise for voice, and no way to report on it honestly.

  • Local Service Ads

The Audience Already in Your Job Records

Courtlyn Saxby

The best audience a contractor owns is not on their website. It is in the job records: people who already let you in, and whose homes keep ageing.

  • Retargeting Services

Your Van Sets the Brand Guideline

Courtlyn Saxby

Brand consistency for a contractor is not a palette. It is the name, number and logo on your Facebook page matching the truck sitting in the customer driveway.

  • Social Media Strategy

Your Account Structure Decides Where Money Goes

Courtlyn Saxby

Budget is set per campaign, so the way an ads account is split decides which jobs get funded. Structure and a negative keyword list are the same job done twice.

  • PPC Marketing Services

What to Update on Your Profile, and How Often

Courtlyn Saxby

Most of a Google Business Profile is set once and left alone. Only four things genuinely decay: here is a maintenance cadence built around those, instead of a posting schedule.

  • Google Business Profile

Voice Search and Mobile SEO: Why They Go Together

Courtlyn Saxby

Voice queries are longer, more conversational, and almost always made on a phone. What that changes about how a contractor's pages should be written and how fast they need to load.

  • SEO Optimization

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Algorithm shifts, badge changes, and what they mean for a home-service business, posted where you already are.